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Grateful Dead Live at William And Mary Hall - College Of William And Mary on 1978-04-15

by Grateful Dead

Publication date: 1978-04-15 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: GratefulDead

Band/Artist: Grateful Dead

Resource: DeadLists Project

Item Size: 1.1G

Disk 1 [73:37]
Set One
01. Crowd/tuning
02. Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo ;
03. Passenger %
04. Friend Of The Devil %
05. El Paso ;
06. Brown Eyed Women ;
07. Let It Grow ;
08. Deal %

Set Two
09. Crowd/tuning
10. Bertha >
11. Good Lovin' %

Disk 2 [79:41]
Set Two continued
01. Crowd/tuning %
02. Candyman %
03. Sunrise >
04. Playing In The Band >
05. Drums >
06. Not Fade Away >
07. Morning Dew ;
08. Around And Around %
09. Encore One More Saturday Night

Notes

notes
- sound somewhat distant, but improves as show goes on...
d1t02 - volume adjustments at start,
d1t02 - 4:26-4:42 volume adjustments
d2t04 - Bobby's mic not working at start
d2t05 ~ 3:00 a few mic bumps

Addeddate: 2004-04-05 13:18:58

Discs: 0

Has_mp3: 1

Identifier: gd78-04-15.wagner.minches.18556.sbeok.shnf

Lineage: AUDMC played back on Nak Dragon> ART DI/O> Egosys Waveterminal 2496> Cool Edit 2000> Feurio/mkwACT

Location: Williamsburg, VA

Shndiscs: 0

Source: Audience Recording: Sony 54Ps> Sony TC-158

Taped by: Bob Wagner

Transferred by: David Minches

Type: sound

Venue: William And Mary Hall - College Of William And Mary

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Reviewer: ThomasMantellWilliams - - June 8, 2014
Subject: The Misfortune Of Show Coinciding With Parents Day!

Saturday morning, 8AM. Bill Whitbeck and his date Meredith picked me up and we began partying. Drove from Norfolk,Va., to "CW" (Colonial Williamsburg) ... and when we arrived about 9-ish the parking lot was already half-full of die-hard NY, NJ, PA, New England and fans from all over. It was one big pre-show party. My stick-man, Bill, had attended W&M, graduating in '76 and knew lots of folks there, many whom I'd met over the years. We hooked up with Steve Wilkerson, Jim Puckett, Tom Puckett (No relation to Jim, just good friends). We were drinking some "cold ones" and toking off of a bong, right there in what the students call "The Drunken Gardens" (Sunken Gardens, according to the College), when I happened to notice that amid the assembled multitude of tie-dyed Freaks (My People!) there were an awful lot of students and their parents really dressed up, like Sunday-Go -To-Meeting clothes, suits, ties, formal dresses, etc. Well, needless to say, the entire DeadHead community "Threw Down" all day long, and twelve hours later when the show started, I was about ready to call it a night. When the band hit the stage the crowd erupted into pandemonium. The band picked up on the energy of the legion of fans and Tore The Roof Off The Sucker, to coin a phrase. Somewhere on the internet is a photo of Bill, Jim, and Tom(Puckett), which shows them standing pre-show talking to Bill. Jim is the one in the beautiful "Skull and Roses" Levi jacket, the emblem he created himself, multi-talented guy that he is, a regular Renaissance Man himself. (I was standing next to Tom Puckett, to the left, but am sure I was cut out of the photo since I was wearing a brown t-shirt with Zappa's face screen printed on the back! (Heh, heh) Well, long story short, the parents HIGHLY OBJECTED to the fact that the campus (established 1692 by King William and Queen Mary), and thought to be a bastion of conservatism, was "littered" with a legion of Hippy Freaks. Hence, no more Grateful Dead shows at the Hall. What a shame, it was the beat place to "Have a big party with a band playing." Next year they played the Hampton Coliseum, which was at first a letdown (to me) after the relative freedom of the hall. For cryin' out loud, security was the campus police! Hey Now! Paisley Tom reporting

Reviewer: Living_Dead_Bear - - April 15, 2008
Subject: Nice Surprise!!

Man, did I think this was going to be some low-level aud quality boot when it started...
Now I'm groovin! I'm not usually a live Friend of the Devil fan, ...

Reviewer: sockmunkey - - September 19, 2005 (edited)
Subject: Rippin Mornin Dew

I had this on tape maybe 10 years ago, and am totally stoked to hear this Morning Dew again> Not the best vocally but Jerrys solos are HOT. 4 star sound, ...

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